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Lin Wisman, Editor
Jay Allen
Walt Kilcullen
Rachel Stolz
Deb Theriault
Claudia Warner
David Wasielewski
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Greetings,
Welcome to the June 2018 issue of StrokeNet.
Summer is here! A time to be out and about, a time to enjoy the sun and to find fun activities!
In this Issue...
Deb provides tips to Manage Energy. Claudia, in The Joggling Caregiver, shares the joys and problems with summer. In Stroke of Luck, Rachel reminds us to Choose Joy.
Jay, in Healing with Poetry, shares his poem "Who are You?" Summer
Reading ideas are included in the next article. From the Achieves
features an article by Walt about Stroke Camp.
At the end of the newsletter find more info on The Stroke Network.
Enjoy the June Newsletter!
Director Information Resources
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Ten Energy Management Tips
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You will Thank Yourself!
by Deb Theriault
Senior Contributing Writer and
Information Resources Administrator
Do you sometimes feel like you have limited energy? Deb gives suggestions to Manage Energy.
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| The Juggling Caregiver | | 
Time to be Cool
By Claudia Warner
Summer heat is here! Claudia reminds us that those with health
problems, including Stroke Survivors, often have a difficult time with
heat.
She also shares the joins of summer!! It's time to make plans for enjoying the ability to get out of the house.
Contact Claudia at cwarner@strokenetwork.org
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Choose Joy
By Rachel Stolz
It is sometimes difficult for Stroke Survivors to Choose Joy. Much has been lost. Life just is not the way it used to be. Rachel lists some of the things, which bring her joy. Read them and make your own list. Joy is a choice.
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Healing with Poetry
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Who are You?
By Jay Allen
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Summer Reading
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Pick up a Magazine, Book, or E-Reader
It's summer and time for summer reading. Whether you select something hefty or chose something just for fun, now is the time!
Read the article for ideas.
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From the Archives
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Stroke Camp
By Walt Kilcullen
Maybe stroke camp is an option for you this year. Read Walt's article.
This is a reprint from March 2016.
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Tell Your Story!!
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Member Story Invitation
For the past twelve years, StrokeNet has been publishing the personal stories of stroke survivors and their caregivers.
Every
survivor and caregiver has a unique experience and point of view to
offer. StrokeNet gives others, in similar circumstances, the
opportunity to learn about your own experience, and how your viewpoint
has changed post-stroke.
We've
all been there, either as a stroke survivor or as a caregiver. We know
what it's like firsthand to be transported, in the blink of an eye,
from our normal lives to a life of shattered dreams and an uncertain
outlook, with our physical and emotional reality altered forever.
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The Stroke Network
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Helpful Information
The Stroke Network, Inc. is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit
organization. We are an on-line stroke support organization and are
available to everybody, worldwide.
Since 1996 we have provided
on-line stroke support and information to well over 250,000 visitors to
the site. The Stroke Network is the homepage for a network
of several other smaller web sites owned by The Stroke Network Inc.
Membership...
If you are not a member of the Stroke Network please become one.
There is no charge. If you are a member you have access to more info.
If you think you are already a member, but cannot sign it, contact our Membership Administrator Kelli Smith at ksmith@strokenetwork.org. She can verify with your email if you are a member, find your userid and reset your password if needed.
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P.O. Box 492 Abingdon, Maryland 21009
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